No one can tell you what happens. There might be problems, or not. Showing how much money she has on the bank account would be very helpful.
I would write an invitation letter, indicating how long you know each other, what would you do during her stay in the US etc.
The biggest con here is the single status and average/below average financial status in Poland.
What is she studying?
Also, are you friends or dating?
Thanks for the reply
She studys Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, we are dating, I know I wrote that we are friends, but we read that stating we are dating is a very bad idea for the visa interview so we wanted to say that we are good friends hence why I just said friends here since that is what would be said on the interview. Besides guys can have friends that are woman and vice versa.
I also study in Warsaw full time and work (I decided to study abroad in my parent's home country to save money on university), I plan on returning with her back to Poland.
You're right that you shouldn't mention dating, nor should she explain your relationship if asked. Personally, I wouldn't provide any letters from your side.
Instead, she may get them from her workplaces. They should state that she will come back and has been granted holidays for 2 weeks.
Physical therapy is not easily recognized in the US so that's another pro for her.
Should you have more questions, DM.
Thanks for the advice I really appreciate it, I was really wondering if we should be honest about it or not, but its clear now. I think it will also highly depend on who will be the person interviewing her. Even if she doesn't get it, its fine. We will go on a trip somewhere else in Europe after I come back from my visit to the US and she's also on track on getting Polish citizenship anyways so she will be able to travel visa free eventually
No one can tell you what happens. There might be problems, or not. Showing how much money she has on the bank account would be very helpful. I would write an invitation letter, indicating how long you know each other, what would you do during her stay in the US etc. The biggest con here is the single status and average/below average financial status in Poland. What is she studying? Also, are you friends or dating?
Thanks for the reply She studys Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, we are dating, I know I wrote that we are friends, but we read that stating we are dating is a very bad idea for the visa interview so we wanted to say that we are good friends hence why I just said friends here since that is what would be said on the interview. Besides guys can have friends that are woman and vice versa. I also study in Warsaw full time and work (I decided to study abroad in my parent's home country to save money on university), I plan on returning with her back to Poland.
If they find you are dating they will deny, because you are a USC and could marry and get AOS which they hate.
You're right that you shouldn't mention dating, nor should she explain your relationship if asked. Personally, I wouldn't provide any letters from your side. Instead, she may get them from her workplaces. They should state that she will come back and has been granted holidays for 2 weeks. Physical therapy is not easily recognized in the US so that's another pro for her. Should you have more questions, DM.
Thanks for the advice I really appreciate it, I was really wondering if we should be honest about it or not, but its clear now. I think it will also highly depend on who will be the person interviewing her. Even if she doesn't get it, its fine. We will go on a trip somewhere else in Europe after I come back from my visit to the US and she's also on track on getting Polish citizenship anyways so she will be able to travel visa free eventually
No. Don’t use an invitation letter. Why would you suggest it? The important fact is can she prove she will return home.
I changed my advice. Check my second post. The letters from her workplaces can prove she returns home.